Blessing Through Inner Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, Jacob’s dying act is a victory of consciousness, not a relic of history. By faith he blesses Joseph’s sons and worships, yet his footing is inward, resting on the staff as a symbol of outer support while his heart is anchored in the I AM. The scene shows that blessing flows from a state of assurance—an assumed reality held in imagination until it feels real in seeing. Jacob does not bargain with fate; he imagines the outcome as already complete and thus experiences the blessing as present tense. In your own life, the lesson is to shift from worry about outcomes to a quiet inner assumption that the blessing you seek exists now in the realm of consciousness. The "dying" moment becomes a doorway into faith’s eternal act: you stand in a future fulfilled, yet you live it in the now by repeating the blessing and worship from the inside, leaning on your inner staff—the unwavering I AM.